Hello and welcome back to the U of podcast. I'm Jordani Abraham and I am Jared

Fried. It is so good to be back here with you, Jordani. You're back from Australia

across the world and back. It feels like you never left, but I'm sure it doesn't

feel that way to you. You what's it like? The time zones, I would say are the the

biggest culture shock. Otherwise, I would say Australia, very, you know, similar, like

didn't like, wasn't it didn't feel like crazy, different culture than the United States?

Really. You went there. You were like, this feels like home McDonald's Burger King,

the whole deal. They had Domino's your favorite. Domino's I saw you tag me. Yeah, they've

got a lot of the same kinds of spots as the United States. It's, it was cool. It was

fun. It's me and Sammy. We were like just having fun clowning around. I got the, I got

the picks with the koala. You got it. Pick with the kangaroo. I've got the whole thing.

I took a surf lesson. I feel like I got the full experience to picture in front of the

opera house. And I'm home. I guess when you go to a place that speaks English, like there's

a lot of that adventure of figuring out what people are saying or what the tone is, like

that goes out the windows. When the language is the same, it's almost like, oh, we went

to California with accents. Right. With a stronger accent. What is it like? It's summer

there, though. That's got to be the wildest part. It was summer, but it wasn't that hot.

Really? They just talk about summer as if it's like, yeah, it's weird for there summer

to be like December, January. Right. Like it's the, the, the word version of the toilet

spinning backwards to me. Like, did you do the toilet? Did you flush the toilet? Did

it spin backwards? That's the whole thing. You're at the, the, the, the Southern hemisphere.

It goes the other way. I didn't even notice that. They do drive on the other side of the

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